The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-22
PERSONAL.

CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN was the daughter Of
poor people.
THE Empress Carlotta is improving in health
and it is thought will soon become entirely
sane.
DR.. TALMAeE thinks the nickel is glorified in
this country at the expense of the men who
make newspapers,
GEORGE w. SaALLEY writes that Mrs James
Brown Potters excursions into the Provinces
prove great success.
GEORGE BANCROFT the historian, never fails
TO pass an early hour of the warm weather
among his rose bushes.
REV. DR.. PHILLIPS Books preached on Sun.
day his last sermon in Boston prior to sailing for
England for vacation
Col. ROBERT G. kGERsoLL considers Joe JEFF
he is not far out of the way.
A NEW Swedish singer seems destined 10
create sensation in the musical world Her
is Sigrid Arnoldsen. She is only - years
old.
CHARLES ScRTBNEI. is at the Hotel de Hollande
IN Paris He has been making arrangements
for |. serial story in his magazine by Robert
Louis Stevenson.
FANCY DAVENPORT has left the stage to write
q book, and the heathenish Chicago Netns re-
marks in q low twitter that literature loses as
much as the stage gains
By the death of the late Dr. Perry Mr.. vii.
liam r. Sever, of Plymouth; Mass, became the
oldest living graduate of Harvard. He was 80
years old one day last week
The junior Senator from Kansas Preston r
Plumb WIS printers devil in Ohio, where he
was born. He cast his lot in Kansas thirty-one
years ago, and has achieved moderate compe
tency.
WALTER BEsANT's acquaintance with Mr..
james Rice began with the chance contribution
of an article by the former to Once A Week the
o md
editor.
HIS TRIAL is said TO be costing Jacob Sharp.
of New York, over S75, 600 and IL is added that
the amount will be increased to nearly 100000
should he have TO carry the case to the Court of
Appeals
shoemaker, in the most Strengthened circum.
stances. Her voice early attracted the attention
Of one Of New York's richest men, who had il
cultivated.
Ex-Gov PATrIsoN's portrait is to be placed in
the State gallery at Harrisburg, Penn, by the
side of those of his predecessors. IL was painted
by Mr.. Bates, of Philadelphia, who was school
mate Of Mr.. Pattison.
THERE is a farmer named Bill living near Say.
brook, Conn. This Of itself is not q remarkable
circumstance, but the fact that his full baptis.
nal name is Kansas Nebraska Bill is worthy of
notice. He is called Nebby for short.
PROF DAVID SWING advocates the building OF
two large cathedrals in Chicago, namely a
waits mission building and a. large hotel for
working girls; and in these cathedrals he would
like TO see Benevolence installed as the presld-
ing bishop.
THERE are hopes in San Francisco that Lord
Aberdeen will tarTy on that coast long enough
to be present at the celebration of the Queens
jubilee, which viii there be deliberately con-
Quoted. Lord Aberdeen was perhaps the most
popular British Viceroy ever sent to Ireland,
and as he journeys through this country the
American friends Of home rule will remember
that fact and give him cordial greeting.
JAMES H. MACDONALD, the new Lieutenant
Governor Of Michigan, has an income of $4,000
a year on an investment which cost him less
than $3.50 When Capt. Moore discovered the
Colby mine in the great Gogebic iron range he
solda third interest TO Macdonald fe- a few dol